Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-06-01

vests ever shown IN the city have just ar
rived at Schiller & Quentmeyers 80
Hon c. r. Field has rented an Office
at Waterloo and in the future will devote
one day in each week to legal business in
that village.
Attention is called to another COM
munication from Rev. F. A. Holtzhausen
upon the subject of Sabbath Desecra-
ton
The annual meeting of St. PauPs
parish will be held at the church next
Tuesday evening, for the election of a
vestry AND the appointment of delegates
to the council in Milwaukee.
There will be light crop of straw
berries in this locality the present season
owing to the continued dry weather.
Some berries are already ripe being
week in advance of las: year.
The Western Union Telegraph office
was removed yesterday to the office for
merly occupied by F 2. Brook in the Post
Office block. where Mr. Anderson will in
future manipulate the wires Tor the public.
The WATERFOWL Mutuals and the
Columbus base bal team crossed bats
Sunday at Columbus, but the game was
stopped in the fourth inning by rain, the
score standing 4 to in favor of Water
town.
DR. A. Solliday had rare sport fishing
in Nagawicka lake, Delafeld, last Satur-
day, taking a catch of some 90 pounds.
One of his capture, muskallonge weigh
ing II pounds was served on ye EDITORS
table Sunday and made delicious meal.
Miss Anna H. Oleson, of Oconomo-
woc has been given Judgment Tor
81 500 against Martin oalvorson, rich
lumberman of that town, for breach-ot-
marriage promise. Considering that the
courtship lasted three years, Miss Blossoms
Judgment must be admitted to be very
reasonable.
The manufacturers OF Racine are
abou; to organize with view to acting
on the interstate commerce law. They
think the law ought to be repealed, and
before promising their support 10 any
candidate for representative, will exact
from him promise that he will use his
utmost to have it repealed.
The co-partnership of F. X. Proch-
aka and D. G. Whyte, wagon and car
riage makers, is dissolved, Mr. Whyte re-
firing from the firm. Mr.. Prochazka
forms partnership with Chas. Geyers,
good business man and skilltul workman
and the business will be conducted at the
former old stand of Prochazka & Whyte,
First street.
David G. Wbyte has become stock
holder in the business of the P. Heinrchs
Co., and has accepted the position in the
establishment of overseer of the bedste ads,
chairs, sash, doors and blinds department,
commencing work to-day. The 2. Helm
richs Co. is to be congratulated for secur-
ing the services of so thorough, active
and reliable man as Mr. Wbyte.
ITO discontinue 40 advertisement"
SAYS John Wanamaker, Philadelphia's
great merchant, lis like taking down
your sign. IF you want to do business
you must let the public knowit. Stand
ing advertisements, when changed ire
quently, are better and cheaper than
reading notices. They look more sub
stantial and business like, and inspire
confidence. [ would as soon think of do
ing business without clerks as without
advertising"
In an extended notice of Sank Cen
ire. Mimi, published in The Minneapolis
Tribune of May %, the following taken
from it may be of interest to many here:
James A Norris is the popular agent
of the ST. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
railway and agent of the American Ex-
press company. He moved from Wiscon-
sin to Sank Centre eight years ago and
has been a valued member Of society He
is superintendent of the Sunday school of
the Congregational church, one of the
trustees of the village library, member of
the board of education, adjutant of the
Grand Army post and director in the
Building & Loan association. During
the late war be served three years in the
First Wisconsin cavalry.
If you want something stylish in the
chamber suite line, go to E. W. Schultz
for one Of his elegant antique oak suites
"A report was current in Madison
Saturday that DR.. R. M. Wigginton,
superintendent of the Northern Hospital,
would place his resignation in the hands
of the state board of supervision at their